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Drop in Sessions DROP IN SESSIONS PROVIDED BY DIRECT ACCESS Information or discussion with a Drug Treatment Worker Referrals for drug treatment Direct Access Central – Mansfield Day Time Venue Tuesday 2pm-4.30pm The Beacon Project, Wood Street, Mansfield Thursday 2pm-4.30pm The Beacon Project, Wood Street, Mansfield Direct Access Central - Ashfield Monday 1.30pm-4.30pm Coxmoor Community Centre, Wooloton Road, Kirkby In Ashfield Tuesday 2pm-4pm Brook Street Hall, Brook Street, Sutton In Ashfield Drug & Alcohol Services Thursday 11am-1pm Kirkby Park Community Centre, Vernon Road, Kirkby In Ashfield In Nottinghamshire Friday 1pm-4pm Brook Street Hall, Brook Street, Sutton In Ashfield Direct Access Central – Newark and Sherwood Monday 1.30pm-3.30pm Framework, 11a Barnby Gate, Newark Friday 1.30pm-3.30pm Framework, 11a Barnaby Gate, Newark Direct Access - Bassetlaw Tuesday 11am-1pm Retford Salvation Army, Retford Corps, Exchange Street, Retford Wednesday 11am-1pm Framework, Watson Road, Worksop Friday 11am-2pm Oaklees Surgery, Scrooby Road, Harworth Direct Access – South Nottinghamshire (Broxtowe/Gedling/Rushcliffe) Monday 9.30am-12.30pm The Friary 46 Musters Road, West Bridgford Wednesday 10.30am-12.30pm The Friary, 46 Musters Road, West Bridgford Thursday 9.30am-12.00pm Vines Terrace, 3a Vine Terrace, Hucknall Thursday 2pm-5pm Montrose Court, Melbourne Road Estate, Stapleford For further information on any of these services visit the TALK TO FRANK 0800 77 66 00 Nottinghamshire County DAAT website 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, FRANK is around to give you FREE info on drugs www.nottscountydaat.co.uk Adult Services Young People Direct Access face it Rapid access to community drug treatment for opiate users Confidential advice, information, support and treatment for under 18’s or a care leaver under 21 Contacts: Contacts: Direct Access Central, Team Leader, Anna Conway tel: 01623 649695 Call 0800 587 7878 or text 07887 555 150 Direct Access Bassetlaw, Susan March tel: 01777 274519 Direct Access South Notts, Suzy Lyon tel: 01623 633510 WAM (What About Me?) For young people who are worried about someone else’s drug or alcohol use. Sorted Service for age 5-19 years Confidential advice & support for current & ex-drug users Contacts: Non-prescribing service 01623 635326 or text 07970 724165 Contacts: Free 24 hour drug helpline Head 2 Head 0808 156 1262 Are you U 19? Is your drug and alcohol use having a negative impact on your mental and emotional well-being? Contacts: Women’s Drug Service 01623 784827 One to one support for women who use or have used drugs Contacts: 01623 785444 Frank (Confidential helpline) 07887556149 (text only) Free confidential drugs information and advice Contacts: 0800 776600 Needle Exchange Advice & information on needle and syringe disposal Community, Famil y, Carers etc. Harm Reduction advice Contacts: 01623 620121 Let’s Build Community Information Line Helpline-helping you find a service NADT (Nottingham Alcohol & Drug Team) Contacts Provides help with drug or alcohol problems in South Nottinghamshire & Hucknall 0800 121 8189 Contacts: 0115 941 8964 Hetty’s (For North Notts & Hucknall) Access to confidential advice, information and support for parents and carers concerned about someone else’s drug Double Impact use Providing a quality aftercare service for people who have drug or alcohol problems and providing information and Contacts: advice to users 0800 085 0941 (9am-7pm) Contacts: South Notts 0115 950 5453 North Notts 01623 602640 Regents House (For South Notts) Access to confidential advice, information and support for parents and carers concerned about someone else’s drug use Community Drug Team Contacts: Treatment focus, offering advice, prescribing, prevention or harm minimisation 0800 052 5959 Contacts: 01623 620121 Alcohol The Health Shop Community Alcohol Team Free confidential drop-in service providing support around sexual health, drug use and HIV Provide help and advice for people with alcohol problems Contacts: Contacts: 0115 947 5414 Mansfield and Ashfield 01623 620121 Newark & Sherwood 01636 685985 Livin’ It Bassetlaw 01909 530729 A voice for families, friends, grandparents and carers affected by someone else’s drug or alcohol use, or people who have ever had drug or alcohol issues APAS Contacts: Do you want help with your alcohol abuse? Families, Grandparents and Friends 07733 304 008 Contacts: Current or ex-drug/alcohol users 07795 564 817 0845 762 6316 Bac-In Supports the Black and Asian Ethnic Minorities service users in relation to drugs or alcohol dependency and their cultural needs Contacts: David Jammeh 07984 525 041. Sohan Sahota 07980 149 076. Gladstone Hibbert 07869 129 870. Jamilla Bhatti 07877 873 950. Simon Morley 07590 333312.
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